Debt Collector
MR. Glazier · International
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- Location
- International
- Posted
We are looking for a detail-oriented Payment Collector with solid experience working with the US market. It is a fully remote position, with overlapping 9am - 6pm EST New York time zone. You will need high-speed internet and a reliable home office setup.
What skills you need:
- Proven experience as a Payment Collector, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Specialist.
- Ability to communicate with clients in English.
- Strong ability to collect outstanding payments and secure overdue receivables.
- Proven negotiation and follow-up skills to ensure timely payment recovery.
- Knowledge of accounting principles and financial reporting.
- Knowledge of CRM systems like HouseCall Pro, Jobber, QuickBooks, Monday is a huge plus
What you will do:
- Communicate with clients via phone and email regarding outstanding payments or discrepancies.
- Generate and issue accurate invoices to customers in a timely manner.
- Monitor accounts to identify overdue payments and follow up with clients.
- Record and reconcile incoming payments (checks, credit cards, bank transfers).
- Maintain customer records and update payment details in the accounting system.
How to measure success for this role:
- % of overdue payments successfully collected within the target time frame.
- Average time to resolve billing discrepancies or client disputes.
- Accuracy and timeliness of data entered into the CRM or accounting system (HouseCall Pro, Jobber, QuickBooks, etc.).
What we offer:
- 2000 USD a month
- Remote work
- Open feedback culture and transparent communication
- Budget and support with implementation, systematization, or any other resources needed for the job
- Minimal bureaucracy and streamlined processes
What the candidate process looks like:
1. Interview with a recruiting team
2. Interview with hiring manager
3. Offer
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